In Kuching, Malaysia, Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg praised Malaysia's first hydrogen-powered hybrid clinic in Long Loyang as a groundbreaking contribution to inclusive energy transition. The clinic, operating 24/7 on green hydrogen produced from sunlight and rainwater, symbolizes the success of Sarawak's hydrogen initiatives. Serving over 2,000 residents, it supplies clean power for healthcare services and vaccine storage, emphasizing the potential when innovation meets inclusion. Premier Abang Johari highlighted the clinic as part of Sarawak's move towards a sustainable hydrogen economy, driven by the recently launched Sarawak Hydrogen Economy Roadmap (SHER). This roadmap aims to establish Sarawak as a competitive hydrogen producer by utilizing its renewable energy sources and geological advantages. The Premier emphasized accountability and phased implementation for Sarawak's hydrogen projects, aligning them with the Sarawak Sustainability Blueprint 2030. This holistic plan targets a green, inclusive, and resilient future by utilizing hydrogen as a catalyst for economic diversification and sustainable growth.